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  1. Palette

Color placement

We can customize where the color are placed on the palette

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By default, the palette will have the "Packed" placement mode. In this mode, all colors are placed next to each other and fill the entire width of the palette panel. However, we can select "Anywhere" to have our own custom color placement to suit our needs.

In this panel, we can customize how many static columns we want the palette to have instead of it having a dynamic column count along with the palette size.

The box with "x" means an empty space. We tap on each box to flip its status.

In this panel, we can long press and drag to re-order the colors as well.

Tap "Apply" to set this color placement to the active palette.